BREAKING: Crisis hits IPAC in Kebbi

Forty-seven political parties in Kebbi State have pulled out of the Inter-Party Advisory Council (IPAC) and formed alliance under the platform of Conference of Nigerian Political Parties (CNPP).

Alhaji Usman Abubakar, the state Chairman of CNPP, who confirmed this to newsmen on Tuesday after their emergency meeting, disclosed that the aggrieved parties decided to alienated themselves from the council due to alleged conspiracy by the IPAC against opposition parties in the state.

“The conference wishes to categorically disassociate itself from the fraudulent IPAC which has been parading themselves as political party leaders in the state. CNPP wishes to use this opportunity to draw the attention of the public that IPAC is an enemy of democracy and people of Kebbi State.

“The conference also wishes to inform the people of Kebbi State that it has the majority of 47 political parties in the forthcoming 2019 general elections had already subscribed to the CNPP and agreed to work for the success of the conference in the affairs of political activities, including 17 out of 29 gubernatorial candidates in the state,” he said.

The CNPP which disowned any arrangement on its behalf with All Progressives Congress (APC) in the state insisted that they were ready to play prominent role of opposition parties in the state.

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